hello
why does:
puts “Inspect:#{p(myDog)}”
give LESS verbose results than:
p(myDog)
?
thanks
hello
why does:
puts “Inspect:#{p(myDog)}”
give LESS verbose results than:
p(myDog)
?
thanks
On 5 December 2010 02:41, johny why [email protected] wrote:
hello
why does:
puts “Inspect:#{p(myDog)}”give LESS verbose results than:
p(myDog)
It doesn’t for me. Can you show an example, what versions are you
using?
Colin
On 5 December 2010 02:41, johny why [email protected] wrote:
hello
why does:
puts “Inspect:#{p(myDog)}”give LESS verbose results than:
p(myDog)
It doesn’t; it gives me exactly the same, but with an extra carriage
return. What actual output do you get?
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